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The presence of oxygen in coal​

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Answered by richajain01
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Oxygen content is inversely related to carbon content. For example, coals of 65% carbon may contain 30% oxygen, while coals of 95% carbon may contain only 2-3% oxygen; this is significant because the more oxygen a coal contains, the easier it is to start to burn it, or to achieve its ignition.

Answered by rajnisinhmar1117
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Oxygen content is inversely related to carbon content. For example, coals of 65% carbon may contain 30% oxygen, while coals of 95% carbon may contain only 2-3% oxygen; this is significant because the more oxygen a coal contains, the easier it is to start to burn it, or to achieve its ignition.

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